Language: Afrikaans. b&w illustrations. Together with her mother, the author organised women to spy on British officers and hiding prisoners who were on the run during the Boer War. Johanna and her mother were able to collect information on the movements of soldiers and ammunition, and they smuggled this information out using letters written in invisible ink made from lemon juice. Previous owner’s name on front fep. 260 Pages. Contents clean and binding tight. Reprint. Condition: Very good. Binding: Hardcover. Mild edge-wear.
Publisher: Protea Boekhuis
Date Published: 1999
Publication Place: Pretoria, Johannesburg, Amsterdam
Condition: Very good.
Binding: Hardcover. Mild edge-wear.
Additional information
| Weight | 600 g |
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